Issue No. 3
Guest editor Temenuga Trifonova; cover by Neil Stuber; Borevitz's Turing-machine longing; Hope on Horn Massive context; Manovich on remix culture; Schultz on Duchamp and interactivity; DeMaison's Assorted Meditations; Goguen's travel poems; Colbert's Trimming; Hadis on digital snapshots; and works by Hi and SIKESTYLE.
Contributors
- Neil Stuber — Scale Cover (2004)
- Brad Borevitz — Dear Mother or Longing in the form of a Turing Machine (prose on Christopher Morcom and longing)
- Matt Hope — Context Projection (social space and the Horn Massive; case study of where the device can work)
- Lev Manovich — New Media as Remix Culture (remix as metaphor for hybrid new media)
- Brett Schultz — Pissing on Duchamp: Interactivity Gets the Firehose (Cai and Xi, Duchamp, and interactive art)
- Nicholas DeMaison — Assorted Meditations (outline-form essay on composition, form, and pedagogical pedigree)
- Joseph Goguen — Confessions from a Travel-worn Briefcase (1997; travel poems from Japan, dedicated to Allen Ginsberg)
- Corrie Colbert — Trimming (design piece on bush trimming and Edna Whitsitt's how-to book)
- Pablo Hadis — Digital Snapshot Dynamics (digital cameras, slideshows, and social events)
- Hi — Very Freedom (2004)
- SIKESTYLE — Medley (2004; sikestyle.com)
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SCALE Vol. 1 No. 3 — April 2004
April 01, 2004
Scale Vol. 01, No. 03, April 2004 — distributed at scale.ucsd.edu.